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- Let it hang on A bit of a mess Or is it a mess?The country continues to function with no government.Italy had a hung parliament for 18 months with no ... more
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- Gill on Organ Donation Who are you trying to kid Selfish? Have you personally had anything to do with the Organ Donation process? I doubt it. My ... more
- R.Wallace on Richardson report Well, I like the idea proposed by one of the independents in a hung parliament- lets have a joint prime-ministership, with a ... more
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Roll Call
New tough welfare reforms in the Cape York has boosted school attendance by financially punishing the parents of children with poor attendance records. Greg Cary talks with Noel Pearson about the dramatic change.
Tell Greg Cary your views on the power of education, how important education is, how significant good teachers are, how education can turn your life around.
Blog comments
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hello Greg, great to hear you.The article on Aboriginal school attendance was great, I like and respect Noel Pearson. But using Coen was not a logical statistic, it is not an Aboriginal Community I worked for telstra in Weipa for 2.5 years and visited Aurukun at least 2 days a week. It was an eye opener, we must have a coffee over it!! i will be back in Beachmere from my summer in France in a fortnight, 4bc on line is my sanity
regards
Noel
Noel Thursday 1 October, 2009 - 4:40 AM




